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COLORADO COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Together, we make a difference.

C O L O R A D O C O A L I T I O N F O R T H E H O M E L E S S

We create lasting solutions to homelessness by:Honoring the inherent dignity of those we serve, affirming their capabilities and fostering their hope that a better life is possible.

Building strong, caring communities through the integration of housing, health care and supportive services.

Advocating for social equality and challenging the status quo on behalf of the individuals and families we serve.

Achieving excellence through continuous quality assurance, innovation and professional development.

Using resources judiciously and effectively.

Philosophy of service

We believe all people have the right to

adequate housing and health care.

We work to remove the barriers that restrict access to

these rights. Society benefits when

adequate housing and health care are

available to everyone.

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Dear friends,After two years of tremendous growth in homelessness, the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless spent 2016 broadening and deepening our services that help people overcome homelessness, while embarking on new initiatives to end homelessness in Colorado, creating better communities for all of us. In this report, you will read that we served thousands of people with health care, housing and supportive services, helping them achieve and sustain stable lives.

The causes of homelessness are as varied as the human experience, but one fact is constant: homelessness is almost never a personal choice, but rather the tragic result of environmental factors and traumatic personal experiences. Together, the Coalition and our partners address the diverse circumstances and needs of individuals, families and special groups like Veterans and those recovering from addiction.

We are working in three areas to make this vision a reality by:

• filling gaps in the services that people need—in health care, in housing, and in supportive services—so that the entire continuum can work more effectively.

• working with public and private partners on innovative ways to fund these vital services, and demonstrate that ending homelessness creates economic benefits for our communities.

• building at least 500 new homes to meet the critical housing needs of those recovering from homelessness in this very expensive housing market.

Perhaps the most vital partners in this community-wide coalition to end homelessness are people like you, whose advocacy, financial gifts and voluntarism are critical to our success. Thank you.

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Gratefully,

John Parvensky President & CEO

T.R. Reid Chair, Board of Directors

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During 2016 we broadened the services we offer to individuals to support their health and recovery, delivering 110,000 health care visits to 13,421 patients through our four health centers.

The Social Impact Bond partnership, or SIB, initiated early in 2016, placed the Coalition and our partners squarely in the vanguard of innovative funding models to end homelessness, coupled with a robust evaluation to demonstrate community benefits in ending homelessness. The SIB, a partnership of the Coalition, the City and County of Denver, and private investors, funds construction of permanent housing, integrated health care and supportive services to 250 adults. Participants experienced chronic, long-term homelessness, and have been cycling through the criminal justice system. The program will follow program participants for five years, demonstrating housing stability and reductions in arrests, jail and court costs. As these individuals sustain their stability, their use of expensive taxpayer-funded services will decline and the City and County of Denver will use these savings to repay the investors.

Year 1—2016—was dedicated to enrolling program participants and their move-in to housing and initiation of services. Early progress is encouraging: enrollment of program participants was ahead of projections at year-end, and all participants enthusiastically accepted housing and services.

Overcoming homelessness requires much more than

simply a roof overhead. The key to lasting solutions is to provide comprehensive

care and opportunities to help the individual

overcome their obstacles to health and stability.

Serve the whole person;

serve the whole community

Last year, the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless helped

18,032 ADULTS & CHILDREN

Created by Gregor Cresnarfrom the Noun Project


“CCH is making a huge difference. Providing the homeless a permanent place to live is a major step. And, providing access to excellent health care makes a huge difference. I always see people in the homeless community who remind me of an uncle, cousin, or maybe someone I liked back in high school. We are all human—some of us are just luckier than others.”

A NN A L EE SCHOR R , A R T I S T A N D D O N O R For more information

on ways to maximize your charitable impact and minimize

taxes, visit ColoradoCoalition.org/more-on-giving, or contact

Meg Mullen at 303.312.9636 or [email protected].

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RURAL COMMUNITIES

In addition to Metro Denver, the Coalition supported

in Colorado in 2016

hypertension & diabetes

45%of patients showed improvement in chronic disease measures such as


Throughout 2016, metro Denver experienced historic levels of residential development, yet low-income individuals and families

found themselves in an increasingly hostile environment of escalating rents and dwindling supply of affordable housing.

Ending homelessness starts with homes

above Architect’s rendering of the Renaissance Downtown Lofts, which broke ground in 2016.


STABLY HOUSED

91%who receive integrated services remain

for a year or longer

An independent survey by the Urban Institute found that 89% of very low-income households in Denver are

“housing burdened,” that is, must spend more than 30% of their income on rent. This parallels the annual Point In Time survey of homelessness, finding that 52% of respondents were working yet could not afford housing.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is developing housing as quickly as resources allow. In February, we opened Renaissance at North Colorado Station, a 103-unit apartment residence accommodating single adults and families with children. A separate wing dedicated to a sober living community promotes the inter-dependent supportive community to help residents succeed. Case management staff are available on-site to assist residents in accessing health care and other resources that help to improve housing stability.

We began constructing Renaissance Downtown Lofts, 100 apartments dedicated to adults recovering from chronic, long-term homelessness through the comprehensive program funded through the Denver Social Impact Bond. This property will open for occupancy late in 2017.

Metro Denver still needs approximately 23,000 units of housing for individuals and households whose income fall below 30% of area median income (AMI). The Coalition is committed to building more housing to meet this pressing need and plans to build at least 500 new housing units over the next five years.

With this goal in mind, we are navigating several challenges in the year ahead. Denver’s booming construction environment has dramatically increased land acquisition and construction costs, slowing our progress as we compete for talent and appropriate building sites. More concerning are the proposals at the federal level proposing to make draconian cuts to affordable housing subsidies, low-income housing tax credits and housing development funds. We will continue to monitor federal funding proposals and advocate for programs that will benefit affordable housing efforts in Colorado and across the nation.

The Coalition housed

3,369

HOUSEHOLDS IN METRO DENVER during 2016

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Wag and Annalee Schorr believe in the power of community. Over five

decades, the Schorrs have contributed to a vibrant

Denver: Wag as a physician focusing on leading-edge

medical care for the sickest and most vulnerable, and

Annalee through her career as a visual artist.

The Schorrs know that building a life is best accomplished by building community, and they want to make Denver a great place to live for years to come.

They have seen how Denver’s growth has squeezed those living on the margins, those struggling financially to maintain housing in a rapidly gentrifying region. They know that when people struggle with homelessness, their struggle impacts quality of life for everyone.

Wag and Annalee have been stalwart contributors to the Coalition over two decades. In addition to their generous financial gifts, Annalee has led efforts to provide the loan of artworks that grace both the Stout Street Health Center and the West End Health Center, and both have introduced many new friends who now also give to the Coalition. Their support has allowed the Coalition to maintain stable delivery of services, especially when the need is greatest: times of economic uncertainty when even more people need help.

The Schorrs are savvy donors, and use tax- advantaged giving strategies available to everyone through the Colorado Child Care Tax Credit and the Denver Enterprise Zone Tax Credit programs. They have used widely available giving techniques, including a donor advised fund and making gifts directly from their individual retirement accounts. In doing so, they have maximized their donations’ impact, minimized their tax burden, and protected other assets for their heirs while expressing their values through giving.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is deeply grateful to Wag and Annalee for their commitment to lasting solutions, for now and the future.

The power of community

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Organizations5280 Renovations, IncableBankingAce Eat ServeAetna FoundationAgilent TechnologiesAlpine Pool & PlasterAmazonSmile FoundationAmerican Legion Auxiliary #193America’s CharitiesAnimal Assistance FoundationThe Anschutz FoundationARC Thrift StoresAS DesignsAshtanga Yoga LLCAspen EyewearAssured Life AssociationAzure FurnitureThe Bank Of America Employee

Giving ProgramBartholic Family FoundationBender Family FundThe Benevity Community

Impact FundBent CountyBig GiganticBlack Canyon Design GroupBlue Point BakeryThe Body Shop LLCBoettcher FoundationBomar Painting, Inc.Bradbury Family PartnershipBridgepoint EducationBright Funds FoundationBubba ChinosButcher’s BistroCapital CharitiesCapitol Heights

Presbyterian ChurchCaring for Colorado FoundationCastaways Foundation

Cherry Creek DermatologyChipotleThe Chotin FoundationChrist on the Mountain ChurchChristopher Carvell ArchitectsChurch of Jesus Christ of

Latter-day SaintsCigna FoundationCity of Thornton, ColoradoColorado Association of Realtors Colorado Health Access FundThe Colorado Health FoundationColorado State Bank and TrustColorado Veterans ProjectComerford Insurance

Agency, Inc.Community First FoundationThe Community Foundation of

Middle TennesseeCommunity Resource CenterThe Connors AgencyCOPIC Insurance CompanyCorePower Yoga LLCCrass Family TrustCredit Union of ColoradoCresthill Middle SchoolDaniels FundDelta Dental of ColoradoDelta Dental of Colorado

FoundationDeno’s 6 & 85

Restaurant & LoungeDenver Celtic Women’s CircleDenver FleaThe Denver FoundationDenver Housing AuthorityDenver Lions FoundationDenver PostDisabled American VeteransDJMayer FundDubin Family FoundationEC Data Systems, Inc.

Emergency Food & Shelter National Board Program

Encana Cares USA FoundationEnvision EyewearFaegre Baker Daniels

FoundationFatheadz, IncFCI Constructors, Inc.First Universalist Church

of DenverFirstGivingHarmes C. Fishback

Foundation TrustFluid Coffee BarFoothills United WayFoster Family

Private FoundationFrequez ConcessionsFriends of Retired GreyhoundsFuoco Motor CompanyGavlin Family FoundationGirl Scouts of CO Troop 60466Girl Scouts of CO Troop 62219Give with LibertyGlenwood Insurance AgencyGoodshopGreat American

Insurance CompanyGreat Divide Brewing CompanyThe Greater

Cincinnati FoundationGreat-West Life & Annuity

Insurance Co.Greeley Eyecare CenterH5 FoundationDorothy Harmsen and Bill

Harmsen Charitable FoundationHealth Center at Franklin ParkHeizer Paul LLPHighline Vision CenterHi-Lo Check CashingHumanscaleHunter Douglas

Hunter Family FoundationHutch & FigHyder Construction, Inc.IBM Employee Services CenterImagination Dental SolutionsIndustrial Specialties Mfg.InkJanus FoundationJewish Community

Foundation of ColoradoJewish Community

Foundation of Los AngelesJewish Foundation of MemphisJohnson & Johnson

Matching Gifts ProgramJPMorgan Chase Foundation JUSTGIVEKaiser PermanenteKenmark GroupKeyBank FoundationLloyd J. and Eleanor R. King

FoundationKirkpatrick BankKit and AceThe KitchenKRG Capital PartnersKutak Rock LLPLaw FatherThe Law Office of Neil O’Toole PCLeatherwood FoundationWalter and Elizabeth Lipe Trustlive100ConsultingLockheed MartinLord BrothersLT Environmental, Inc.Luther MediaM.T.O. Shahmaghsoudi—

School of Islamic SufismMarchon EyewearMatthew Morris Salon

and Skincare

DonorsOur sincere appreciation to each of you for making what we do possible!


Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family Foundation

McKesson FoundationMcNurlin and Associates, PCMeadow Hill Mens ClubMerchant & GouldMerchants Office FurnitureMile High United WayMonarch Investment &

Management GroupMontgomery Little & Soran, PCMorgan StanleyMosaic Property ManagementMountain Valley Fish & Oyster

Charitable TrustMSR NextMulhern MRE, Inc.MyOpticsNational Council For

Behavioral HealthNational Healthcare

for the HomelessNelnet Loan Services, Inc.Network for GoodNewmont Mining CorporationThe Nord Family FoundationNorsemen of the RockiesNorthern Colorado OLOCNorthern Trust Company

Phoenix OfficeNorthern Trust CorporationOccasions CateringOGI EyewearOkapi Jungle Love VineyardOrder of Friars Minor of the

Province of the Most Holy NameWilliam B. O’Rourke FoundationOsaka RamenOTS LLCThe John and Sophie Ottens

FoundationOur Lady of the CanyonP.D. ElectricPatLow FundPayPal Giving FundPeabody PalsPepsico FoundationPets of the Homeless

The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation of Colorado

Pikes Peak United WayThe PopulistPostmodern CompanyPosture WorksPublic Service Credit UnionReady Foods, Inc.ReadyTalkREM EyewearRenaissance Charitable

Foundation Inc.Restoration Community Church

Reuler Lewin Foundation Inc.The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor GulchRK FoundationRockSolRocky Mountain Pediatric OrthoRose Community FoundationRunning GuruSalis International Inc.Sargent Bickham Lagudis LLCSchlessman Family FoundationScribeAmericaSherman & Howard LLCSkyline Property ManagementSnarf’s SandwichesSock-it-to-Em CampaignSooper Credit UnionSports World TeamSt. Andrew United

Methodist ChurchSt. Frances Cabrini

Catholic ParishStarbucks—633 17th StStarbucks—999 18th StStrada Advertising LLCTelecomPioneersTemple Hoyne Buell Foundation

Tomkins Gates FoundationTravelers Community ConnectionsTRUiSTThe Trust CompanyThe U.S. Charitable Gift TrustUBS Financial Services, Inc.United Way of Central MarylandUnited Way of Greater Philadelphia

and Southern New JerseyUnited Way of

Metropolitan ChicagoUnited Way of

Southeast LouisianaUnited Way Suncoast

U.S. Bancorp FoundationValley of the Sun United WayVesta Dipping GrillVeterans Passport for HopeVillage OpticalVisa GivingStationWalton Family FoundationLarned A. Waterman and

Paul Mesard Family Charitable Lead Trust Fund

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Wells Fargo FoundationWestern Colorado Human

Resource AssociationWheeler Trigg O’Donnell

FoundationWhole Foods MarketWillis Towers WatsonWindermere FoundationWines Off WynkoopWookles & CoXanterra Parks & ResortsXcel Energy Foundation

Matching ProgramYourCause LLCZinke Knoebel Hair Studio

Individuals$20,000 +John M. and Sheila H. AllenColin Barton, DDS and

Barbara Sosaya, MDMontgomery CleworthSean L. and Susan L. ConnellyJoe and Linda DavidsonLarry B. FoilesChad KenneyT.R. Reid III and Peggy McMahon

$10,000 to $19,999Jay Brown and Allison LeeJim and Sharon ButlerJohn J. and Bonnie L. CaponeMark and Nancy FosterJerrold L. Glick and

Shannon GiffordChristopher B. Min and

Amy E. FischerBill and Rita NeffEric and Elizabeth StatonChristian Watts

$5,000 to $9,999Christopher A. Bates, MD and Jennifer Barker, MD

Jennifer Bettridge and Chad Devitt

Laurence J. and Michele J. Chang

Sue ColeMarilyn R. CollisterStephen Cumella and

Cindy CarothersJames Davis and Jane CameronJonathan Rex and

Joanne DouglasRebecca and Sam Eden

“We need to look at every way possible to help those in need. It doesn’t always mean giving money. There are a hundred ways to help…” D E N V E R B U S I N ES S L E A D E R , C OA L I T I O N D O N O R , A N D VO LU N T E E R


Adam R. and Jen EichbergMatthew and Livie GroganNorman D. and

Pamela E. HaglundJeni A. Halingstad and

Andrew H. SwansonRussell K. and Susan E. HaskellRaymond and Teri HuffJoel B. JaverEd and Cynthia KahnMark G and Paula KarnuthMichael KehoeSteven LuchiniMargaret L. LukasCaz MatthewsSusan T. Miller and Joseph M. Wojteczko

Roger J. and Dotty R. NittlerRobert and Geraldine NorrisJohn and Suzanne OroDaniel K. and Susan A. PaulienTami Paumier and Glen WarrenFreddie W. and Marisa A. PeyerlMr. Randy Pharo and

Ms. Joey PorcelliWilliam H. and

Marilyn M. PlummerJack Real and Suzanne LavinDr. Wag and Annalee SchorrTenley Stillwell and

John ParvenskyDr. Julie M. Sutarik

$2,500 to $4,999Matthew and Elizabeth AikenKristen E. AndersenMichael and Nissa BakerMichael S. BogusBeatriz Bonnet and

Michael O’ConnorMarc and Claudia BraunsteinEverett W. and Carolyn L. BrownJentry W. ByleveldEileen M. ByrneRobert J. and Kathleen A. ClarkJohn P. and JoAnn G. CongdonDr. Elizabeth Cookson and

Carolyn M. Keene

George F. and Mildred W. Coughlin

James C. and Karen E. CrainJennifer EnglandElayne Lachtrup GallagherJulia GwaltneyJean and Randy HedigerAnthony Hernandez and

Virginia SanchezMartin B. and Carol J. HidalgoAsa and Barbara JonesGregory and Lauri KryslZachary and Jacalyn LeavittTimothy L. LoDicoLawrence U. and

Beverly J. LuchiniBenjamin S. LueyDirksen MaringPatrick J. MarxDavid and Bonnie McCayWyoma MercerJay P. MillerKen R. and Juli R. ParrottRichard J. Bottjer and

Sara L. PeytonVal J. and Marcia T. PietrasiewiczTroy B. RawsonMonroe M. and Rella S. RifkinKaren and Steve RobinsonFayre RuszczykEileen M. Sharkey and

M.J. DarlingStanley F. SieferTed E. and Jean E. SimonThomas Snyder and

Lisa ScalponeMichael StonehouseJeff and Cheryl SwinehartDr. Lorna SzczukowskiRichard J. and Janette VerheyBernd and Emily VilkusJim B. and Judy J. WinstonDavid J. and Debbie S. Younggren

$1,000 to $2,499Andrew AmendCharles R. AschwandenTimothy W. Auckland and

Jean C. Glendinning

Michael L. BenedictRonald BenoitVirginia K Berkeley and

Thomas F. DietvorstLeo BeserraJamie BittleEric F. and Kendra V. BlackTwyla M. BoeDebra A. BogarBetty O. BowmanBarbara and John BrantDavid and Janet BrictsonSandy BringuelDianne BrownSarah and Austin BuckmanDon H. and Nita A. BurkhardtHank and Mary BuschmannCristen and Peter CalamariLarry J. and Ethyll M. CallMichael and Judith CampbellKeith S. and Lindsay R. CampbellElizabeth J. CapdevilaWarren Capell and Sarah FaubelDouglas E. and Caroline C. CarlileKathleen CarringtonLiz CarterBrian and Julie CaseyMichael K. and

Kimberly L. CavanaghJohn R. and Cynthia A. ChaseToan and Christina ChauChristian J. ClaytonCindy Clover and Lee ClarkAdam and Mindy CohenDr. Allan CohenElena CokAndrew and Kathleen ConneenRobert F. and Nancy ConnorSylvia CooperLt. Col. Raymond P. Costello

USAF Ret.Ronald R. and Phyllis B. CoveyJames H. and Phyllis A. CurransDavid E. and Helen L. DamouthThomas M. DethlefsCraig and Jennifer DethmersMark and Katharine Dickson

Daniel L. and Mary C. DuBoisCarolyn and Alexander DuhnPeter DurstMark and Diane C. EddyElise ElswoodPhil W. and Lisa G. EnsignMargaret Eppler and J. Peter Titsworth

Randall and Beth FergusonKay FerrisMark Fitzgerald and

Karen JenniAndrew W. and

Jennifer A. FitzpatrickJoan K. FlemingRobert C. and

Darcy D. FolzenlogenJoyce E. FrakesJason GaedtkeWilliam and Fairy GageAnn E. GarnerDavid L. and Laurie E. GasparSally N. GauditzGeoffrey Genz and

Linda BolanderDr. Tracie D. Giargiari and James Hixson

David M. GillilanDavid J. GlynnNeil M. and Mary Ann GoffKevin GorskiTimothy A. Green and

Susan M. Porter-GreenBrian A. GreggElizabeth A. and Peter GrinevicsMichael S. and Keana K. HallJerry HansenJean and Victor HarperEdward P. Havranek and Janis L. Johnson

Andrew L. Loizeaux and Lynn E. Hawthorne

Virginia B. HeddensCharles HeplerCarl Hering and Elaine EnarsonPatrick HiebJames F. Hoffman Jr. and

Martha HoffmanDeborah Hofland


Lisa HoganShawn E. and Evon S. HolladayGraham E. and Catherine P. HollisMike and Mary Beth HomiackTravis HudsonBarry B. HughesKristina Huntsberger

Susan and Ian InglisJohn Nicholas IwanickiStacy B. JacksonTimothy and Samantha JenkinsAnita M. and Brent C. JohnsonR. William and

Patricia A. JohnstonCraig JonesKatherine KaleyMatthew William and

Diana Z. KaroweMildred M. KastenMarilyn KeheGregory and Sherlyn KeilingCraig KeimMark and Crista KellerAnn Marie Kennedy and

Steve MillerDr. Jane A. KennedyJill KenneyMartha KingGlenn T. and Sheryl G. KinneyJessica Kokish and

Pete SchippitsBarry E. and Linda A. KoritzaThomas KraujalisBeth KraussNancy LambertsonLloyd and Elaine LandrySandra L. Lane-DaigleMatthew M. and

Kimberly S. LangstonDr. Kye W. and Eun S. Lee

Robert T. Levi and Mary J. Janiszewski

Joel and Frieda LevineBernard and Lory LevingerJohn Allen and

Shannon Levitt-AllenJennifer M. LivermoreKevin Lofton

Tim Macdonald and Jodi Blomberg

Monty MacKenzieDavid and Catherine ManchesterNancy L. MartinArline C MarzolfDan MatlockDiane J. Mayer and

Michael McNamaraCarter and

Constance McClintockJohn McGovernMichael and Sue McKaigStephen and Lisa McKeanThomas C. and Jana R. McKeeJanet L. MelsonJynx and Kevin MessacarFritz MeyerJoseph E. Meyer III and

Jane R. MeyerSuzanne MillerYork E. MillerA.J. and Lolly MillerJohn and Susan MirandaRobert and LeeAnn MorrillJ. Stephen Mott and

Melba A. Stofka-MottKaren M. MuranakaRobert E. Musgraves and Joan H. Prusse

Philippa NarogJoel and Kimberly NeckersHarold S. and Sarah Nelson

David Nemovitz and Amanda Tessar

Grant NetzorgMichael and Debra NigborKristen Nordenholz and

Andrew MartinMadeline O’BrienJames A. and Carolyn M. O’Donnell

Marcus and Shelley OlligScott OsbornNathan and Kerry PearlmanDiana and David A. PetersDale J. and Linda R. PetkashGini PingenotHugh R. Pitcher and

Linda M. LebsackJohn and Barbara PlungyBrit ProbstSusan A. PutlandNancy and John RawlsTerrie L. RayJoan RaymondGregg ReeseRob and Barb ReillySue ReillyReid T. ReynoldsJoAnn RiveraMichael J. RoarkRobert RoperRichard and Mary RoseValerie I. RottachRichard and Lexi SandersNichol and Domenic SantilliKirk SarellJanine SatherStephen D. SaulMary Ellen Scanlan and

George F. BlankenshipTaylor and Kimberly SchollmaierDale Seier

James T. SewellKathleen Sgamma and Jon Gamm

David ShamanskySusan and Jeremy ShamosZane H. Tuta and

Elizabeth A. SharrerSamson ShenDaniel M. ShurzM.W. Slezak and D.M. WilkenRichard SmithJennifer R. SmithJulie A. and Jerome F. SobetskiBuhm Joon and

Chiyon Choe SohnCharles N. and Roberta SpeltzAmy StarksBeverly S. StrokJerome SturhahnBeatrice B. TaplinChristopher Taravella and

Kathleen Kerrigan-TaravellaS. Lee and Kathryn TerryMarion L. TobinAlice TurakMichael and Vicki Van PortflietBrian Jay Van VechtenTodd VanderHeidenLaura A. WadeSalman WakilStephen WalkerRobert M. WalkerDouglas E. and Katie WarneckeScott A. and Lisa M. WebberSteve Zansberg and Lisa WeilGari G. WestkottDennis G. and Pamela J. WhiteLoreta WhitneyJack R. WilsonGregory WimpeyJoe WoodwardNancy J. WoodwardPaul J. Wright and

Pamela F. TyrrellMatthew M. WrightJames and Janice ZapapasJon Zeschin

“If everyone could give a little, we wouldn’t have a problem. We have so much wealth.” JEN T R Y BY L E V E L D , C OAC H , H E R I TAG E H I G H S C H O O L , L I T T L E TO N

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2016 Financial Highlights Consolidated Statement of Activities: Year Ended December 31, 2016

RevenuePrivate Contributions and Special Events 3,897,471

Federal, State & Local Grants 29,313,445

Program Income 22,477,807

Interest and Investment Income 855,593

Gain from Housing Acquisition* 9,636,182

Other 4,706,288

In-Kind Revenue 246,178

Total support 71,132,964

ExpensesPROGRAM SERVICES

Health Care 21,555,661

Housing 24,587,220

Property Management Services 3,436,272

Statewide Education & Advocacy 377,695

Total Program Services 49,956,848

SUPPORTING SERVICES

General & Administrative 4,315,068

Fundraising 1,077,227

Total Supporting Services 5,392,295

Total expenses 55,349,143

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless • Renaissance Housing Development Corporation • Renaissance Property Management Corporation • Stout Street Health Center LLC • Forum Building Housing LP • Off Broadway Lofts LLLP • Loretto Heights Housing Corporation • Concord Plaza Housing Corporation • Civic Center Apartments LLLP

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90% of every donation funds the Coalition’s programs

& services

Net AssetsDecember 31, 2015 36,372,696

December 31, 2016 52,156,517

Increase (decrease) in net assets* 15,783,821

* NOTE: Includes gain of assets from transfer of Renaissance at Civic Center Apartments from Partnership to Coalition

Every $1 donated helps leverage

$13.28 in program support


LeadershipJohn Parvensky PRESIDENT AND CEO

Louise O. Boris CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER

Stanley Eilert CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Meg Mullen CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Pete Stoller CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Cathy Alderman VICE PRESIDENT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC POLICY

Tim Marshall VICE PRESIDENT OF RESIDENTIAL OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

Mandy Graves May VICE PRESIDENT OF QUALITY ASSURANCE

Bill Windsor VICE PRESIDENT OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

Heather Beck DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT

Elizabeth Cookson DIRECTOR OF PSYCHIATRY

Mary Lea Forington DIRECTOR OF INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES

James Ginsburg DIRECTOR OF FORT LYON SUPPORTIVE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY

Kert Hubin DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES

Joe Ladika MEDICAL DIRECTOR

Mark Miller DIRECTOR OF RENTAL ASSISTANCE

Becky Nelson DIRECTOR OF GRANTS AND COMPLIANCE

David Otto MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES

Laural Radmore DIRECTOR OF RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Judith Spiegel DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

Lisa Thompson DIRECTOR OF HOUSING FIRST AND ACT

Roz Wheeler-Bell DIRECTOR OF ESG AND RURAL INITIATIVES

2016 Board of DirectorsJay Brown CHAIR

Jennifer Bettridge SECRETARY

Virginia Berkeley TREASURER

T.R. Reid VICE CHAIR

Christopher BatesDarrell Brown Patience Crowder James E. Davis Norman Haglund Sana Q. Hamelin Tanger Jones Laray Kraeplin Randle Loeb Jynx Messacar Charles Savage TaRhonda Thomas Leanne Wheeler Jim Winston

Program CommitteeCharles Savage CHAIR

Evan AbbottVirginia BerkeleyLouise BorisDarrell BrownJay BrownBarbara DavisSam EdenElayne GallagherSana HamlinLeland HansenLaray KraeplinRandle LoebEstaban MartinezMandy G. MayToren MushovicJohn ParvenskyT.R. ReidTom Riley Keith SmithChris TaravellaJane TidballKomal VaidyaLeanne WheelerJim Winston

Consumer Advisory BoardTanger Jones CHAIR

Laray KraeplinRandle LoebLori MaloneStephen ShanklandRocco SmaldoneGayle Van LoanVittoria Whitsett

Resource Development & MarketingJynx Messacar CHAIR

Darrell BrownJay BrownJason CartwrightLisa CelaniaMontgomery CleworthJames DavisJonathan GelaudeJoel NeckersT.R. ReidKathy Seidel

Finance CommitteeVirginia Berkeley CHAIR

Jay BrownJames DavisKathy KaleyRandle LoebT.R. ReidLeanne Wheeler

Renaissance Housing Development Corporation Board of DirectorsJohn Parvensky CHAIR

Bill Windsor SECRETARY

Darrell BrownPatience CrowderJohn FutureNorman HaglundLeland HansenBenjamin KuruvilaRandle LoebGrant MullerJohn PappasAlan RobinsonMatthew WalkerJim Winston

C O L O R A D O C O A L I T I O N F O R T H E H O M E L E S S

Helping Hands Award of Excellence for Integration and WellnessNational Council for Behavioral Health

Awarded to the Coalition’s Stout Street Health Center

Carle Whitehead Memorial AwardAmerican Civil Liberties Union of Colorado

Recognizing President & CEO John Parvensky’s lifetime contributions to social justice

Public Health Champion of the Year Jefferson County Public Health Department

Recognizing the Renaissance Children’s Center’s work in improving health through trauma-informed early childhood education

Volunteer Clinician of the YearColorado Community Health Network

Recognizing Stout Street Eye Clinic Founder Malcolm A. Tarkanian, MD

2016 award-winninghousing and healthcare

577

10,538 hours of

service to the Coalition in 2016

volunteersprovided

“I feel it in my heart. I’m making a life for myself now. I’m worthy.”

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2111 Champa Street, Denver, CO 80205 | 303.293.2217 | coloradocoalition.org

The mission of the Coalition is to work collaboratively toward the prevention of homelessness and the creation of lasting solutions for homeless and at-risk families, children and individuals throughout Colorado. The Coalition advocates for and provides a continuum of housing and a variety of services to improve the health, well-being and stability of those we serve.

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